Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele has been widely credited for reducing violence in the Central American country, especially after cracking down on local gangs and imprisoning tens of thousands of alleged members.
However, different reports are pointing to a more obscure move to reach that scenario: dealings with those gangs. The latest piece of such information comes from USA Today, which reported that a former president of the country's national assembly who is familiar with gang negotiations was seized by U.S. agents in March and awaits for deportation.
